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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-15
LOR SALE.

TOR SALE.
Property on the National rIkrHud near D,Ju.
at Valley Grove, Ohio county. " Va. Nearly
four acres Of finest hand, GA which Is DTr...r..
and stables. Also some ing fwi- "
sell Tor Two Thousand Dullar~, which 0. Ice, 'It.
the buildimgs cost.
JAMES /. IlAWIFN.
WIS No lihD Main ~irr,.
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NATIDEAL BANK OF IS VA.
Al WHEELING.
SuuihwtE; confer Haiu rud lNriiih Il
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Beaches. ant. yr2tCr-hy7S, F"...S Rats. ..iy. ,
5parruvs. iac rabbits sIH.'s2S,sy lne.s. 10
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Kansas City tram and Provisions.


KAssAs CITY. March 81
Daily Indicator reports wheat dull No red
cash. az asked; April, 6915 bid, May T21s bid. 4
asked; No. ;, soft cash. q bid.
Corn DALI No. cash sales ar 81 April 3l5s asked
May S2Ie bid 80 asked; June SeSa bii, Sj asked; No
white cash sales 3l6s
Oats. No 2, cash. 215s bid.
Flour, quiet steady; quotations yr IS: xxx Si.to
choice 81 i5Il d: fancy 81 SAl AZ extra fancy 81 u
O. 81: patent 81 e)'a2 go; 81 3GIl "a
Corn Mesi-Green, IS; dried. -, choice yellow, Is
bulk. 40.
Oats March and April. 25S4c bid; Asy 2I15 asked.
RyS-46c asked.
Ship stuf-Bulk, 5nGIJ5.
Bran-BalS 50; sacked, 81
Hi,y-Steany fancy small baled, - Co large, - 30
Flax seeG-90
RI.tter--Cr"amery fancy, 2s; fine dairy. q.
Ch.ese-FC, cream l3beal4; flats. 7eSS
PoGitry-Oii hens, fat, heavy, 81 15 dressed chick
ems. 6t1.1. turkeys. 3.
Provsions.-Sugar cured hams, q; bseon.lo dried
beef Il; dried beef Gle r. dry salt clear rib sides
e. 55 long ceer, 81 65 shoulders. SO a. short clear
o ~; smoked clear rib sides. s. 25: long clear,
d ~: shoulders. s. 20: short clear, s. 20.
Mesa Pork-S.3 O.
Lar6.-Choi0e tierce, So Is
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1T. Louis Gram and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS, March 30.
Flour-Steady aad unchanged
WheaI-1ligher No. : red lash. S1&eGS Nav.
8psso<. June 3fslts, closing s0Js; July 2t,e@ 02s.
Corn STEADY, No. mixed. cash. Si5s.
May e51s
Oats-Dun but easy; No. mixed, Is; Nay. ssSS.
Rye rm at 81.
Barley--6I.
Lead-Aceive and finn. Common, 20; refined 25
chemical hard 70
BuIer-ADout steady; creamery 2iGJO; dairy. l50p15
Fggs-Frnaer At l0I4.
Pork-S11
Iard-S1 tF5esI 10.
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BUTLER & RRUN Err,

CIVIL MINING ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS.
Plans and estimates for bridgas, roofs. public
buildings, business blocks. modern dwellings, etc
All kinds OF surveying and draughting promptly
attended to- surveys aud estimates for railroad con
sfruction and sewerage Il specially.
WI; ~ Tick late Asst hngr A., T. & ST. Z. r. r.
Adj. PR - "a, istt asst Engr rem X X Co.
Room S sitting BlDck, Wichita Kan lli-lm
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Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CIrv. March g.
Cattle. - Receipts, ,II02 shipments, -: lower:
good rs choice 81 45epi Is common 20 Medium & -
"a 50; st9ckers 81 60Ge3 &c. feeding steers s. i0s
%. COWS. common 10 choice, 81 251s2 ga.
Hogs.-Receipts, S275: shipments, sos; 10 cent
lower good TO choice s. zoos So common TO
mediul" 0d5 35: skips and pigs s. tCs.i IS.
Sheep.-B.,celpts, So; shipments, nDae; strong
&3 -.
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| n. TERRIlL, M. D.

Physician and Surgeon. Diseases OF women and
children a specially. Office IA Main st in front
rooms of Al, rich Srown Reed Ncfhers.'n
D'nck. Residence Isl n Topeka ave. Telephone for
lay calls I4a' night calls i5S So
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]. Nj. BAlOERSO
PHYSICIANS.
w. M. JOHNSON

w. M. JOHNSON,
homeopathic. General practice. chronic diseases.
and disease, OF females. Telephone No. los.
Office and residence over steel & sons hsTdwar'
store II. y Main street, Wichita, Kan.
Office hours + to 10 H. M to D. NJ. and ~ night
Q6s u
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Township Officers.

Each Road Overseer should have
a : Dad Overseer's Account Book, Re
ceipt Book for Labor, Receipt Book
for Extra Work, and Receipt Book
for Material Used.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money.

NEW YORK. March 81
closed at :. ' ~ i "a
rrlme mercantile paper 5I4GeL
aSe.TnnS EXCHANGE dull but steady at 81 S. for 81
oay oils and 81 5634 for demand
The IaI al. a. -nro.
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Or. WILLIAM HALL
OF Hall & Bennett.

OF Hall & Bennett,
lives special attention e. Diseases Of women. RiOod
and skin Diseases and all troubles OF the Crnars
Organs speedily cured ~ both sexes once over
'Voodmans Bank North NaI street. Consultation
day or aight FREE. Tread Drs. Hall Pernetrs card
y, tbis rsrarh off
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r. r HALL, NJ D

Physician ard Surgeon. Orfce, Main street over
Aidrich Browns orug store rooms = and "a Wtch
t;, Kan t2Idn+
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DR. KATE s. PERRY

Physician and SURGEON. Strcr attention PAID IN
chronic diseases. Ofce I'll Nam -. Residence 1872
.i--S
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DR.. CHARLES VIII SON

Hanoaspa,aic Physicians and Surgeons o.le,
corne. csals.A- svenU-~N rexttenc~
Manhattan hotel. telephone IS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-01
Dr.. +. Clement billings,
OF Narshaiftown. Iowa. also late OF Tope
ka, Kansas. has located at Wichita for the
practice of Ills profession.
Office at No. 313 North Market ST

Dr. billings offers his services to all no are suffer
ing from chronic. stubborn and dangerous diseases
with hope of the same success tn L has ALWAYS
crowned his efforts In the past thereby proving him
self worthy the confidence and patronage Of the suf
fering sick IN Wichita and vicinity.
The doctor specially is Scientific Magnetic Treat
ment for such cases as are found incurable by the
various methods Of medical treatment He has
demonstrated by thousands Of remarkable cures the
great superiority of Magnetic TreatmOnt as be II
qualified to give it over any and all systems Of drug
medication
The Intelligent application the healing
astonishing Magnetic power, together with . dior
ouxh knowledge of medicine and proper employ
ment Of the progressive and most potent remtdtes
exhibited by ali the schools of meecinc renders Dr.
billings deubly prepared to treat the afflicted sue
ceesfully.
Call for consultation. Do not delay. Cal, and IN
spect several thousand honest endorsements from
former patients and from thu rsponsible Newspaper
press. Then Judge for yourself
Remember::the location No. 3l3N. Market stree,
Office hours 10 a. IN. to " noOn and to i-Sy o. m
Sundays to p. M. evenings from to S.
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Or. T. |. ANDREW

Physician ard Surgeon. Office and residence 4,
Douglass avenue. New and effectual treatment q
le,nor-hnds. snh Diseases % woman spacislty.
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{. 6. HAMILTON, M. D


Specia,t!es Diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Nose aud
hroat. Catarrh and fitting glasses Once southwest
corner Douglas and Market up ststrs Wichita KaDs
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|. n. fORDiCE,

Specialist IN diseases OF ear nose and troet ONCE
Temple block. ~ stairs No. Y
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MUSIC TEACHERS

MRS. S 7. HeNOrCkSON
Teacher Of Piano orasa re~-r- - So--a Aay
eet eexeek
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M COkklIN M |

NU SStLl q JIINUUN
Ply -csars and Sssrgvone. OfrieS- ae<- SHE
street first south OF Naomi Guiding
fel~pAon~ to 4 . I.
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HopSHpssatsf- ,@,ie- .Sifs b. aathsvp, HAIR
street, sesond stairway north os r.~fo-s< ts-
d~nce. fi1 North Fourth -ts--t n.sr ~-HLsr 7.-~
Wichita EAnsAs ~~ierssrs 50
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vi A MINNICk "A

Physician and Surgeon Tsn s,on,tnSe ais rt-cfss
con b ali t-s branches Consultation free O@rs>
and -esidence At Isl Na.r 49, cre- Weller Ma
ie~> pat TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30
NOTES ABOUT CLUBS AND PLAYERS

Great interest manifested the first game Of baseball 10 Do
Princeton today The viii be between Prince
and Will be called 80 the Varsity
Grounds Trains here at $50 AMI II the Penn
will be the battery Princeton and Sagg and
Mccur incl his ankle Thursday, but
! Is thought he Will be able 10 pitch today
The olumhia and Harvard mines VIII play at the POLO
the veest interest II fot la tle match
Oates Will pitch Banuistcr catch for Columbia and Boy
den pitch and Hcnshsw catch for Harvard speculation Is
brisk ON the match
The story published yesterday that there considerable
dissatisfaction the Metropolitan club and that Manager
Ferguson would resign fabrication IL was si
Director Wairous Yesterday afternoon that there was
word Of truth IN M report that there was no dfaa
faction and that Manager Ferguson would continue " lOOA
the PLAYERS
The nfookiyn and clubs will play at Washington
PARK to-day. Tho MAS originally scheduled Tor octo
core Of the Scv.York club who laii up sickness
that Dec would De able t. take his the
New -iOtE nine on Monday.
Ram again postponed several OF the outofoWD games yes
'Ic international League season viii De formally opened
NJ Newark aud Jtr-ry city today.
York RESERVES will formally opcn their New
Hlycn grounds ON Monday playing the Bro epoU CUB
improvements have been made In tie grounds and
grand stand las been erected.
DETROIT Ami 21-Jamcs Manning general substitute uf
The Detroit Baseball Club has been transferred 10 the e.
Paul cub the Detroit manage ucnt receiving 800 for hs
Manning Will salary ~ suOO and viii captain
the 1t vrobablc that hnowon pitcher Will also be
released.
PursBrRC April 20.-Ptcher Mccormick rived This
from Paterson. y. j. ana shortly afterward
attached hS signature 10 P-burs club contract lie VIII
be feature the parade tOnorOw. aud will probably
against The Deots Monday. IL - understood that
lie sgucd for $500
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,vsrPAycE RIFLES INFORMALLY ADOPTED.

Al meeting of the New York Insurance Tariff
Association in the Boreel Building yesterday series
of rules for the government OF the organization was
submitted by the committee OF fifteen appointed to
draft them. They were discussed, informally
adoped aud ordered TO be printed. Final action vi i'll
be taken on them at the next meeting which will be
called oy the chairman. The rules are similar in
arrangement tire compact OF the deunct Metropoll-
tan Assoc alton OF Fire Underwriters, but differ as to
the penalties. They principally refer 10 commissions
and remuneration TO managers OF branch Offices
division OF the commissions with insurers is strictly
forbidden.
An agreement with the Metropolitan Board OF
Brokers having been found impossible, il is now
probable that another brokers' association will be
formed which will be recognized by the Tariff Asso-
citation The chief objection urged against the present
Brokers' Board is that the.condtions OF membership
are such as to make impossible for maLy brokers OF
good character to join One of the requisites Tor
admission to the board is that the applicant shall own
az least one share of stock in the Alliance Insurance
Company, and these shares are now valued at about
81 800 each
Four OF the thirty companies who at first refused to
ion the Tariff Association have signed the agreement,
and oly twenty six companies doing business in
the etfopolitan District are non-members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30
PHILADELPH1ANs BEATEN AGAIN.
BETTER WORK ALL AROUND BY NETWORK


WEIGHTS GOOD PITCHING BACKED BY SHARP YIELD
ING-AN INTERESTING CONTEST
Dismal weather again afflicted the baseball enthusiasts yes
tsrday but even the drilling and chilly winds did not
thoroughly dampon the ardor Of the lovers OF tho game
About spectators with umbrellas and waterproof coats
the Grounds TO witness the second match be-
the NewYork and Philadelphia clubs Tho contest
again hardousht and interesting throughout Tho
NewYork Its second Victory outpayng the Pha
delpLsns in tho field and having strategic pitcher
WEIGH sensby put tho ball the plato and depended
the heders support II no had been foolish Casey
and had tried to accomplish all the work
the result might havo been different The players
ali base cal led balls Ewing had scarcely
anything 10 do a. second base snguary enough but Ward
Mc0uiro made marvellous catch Of foul tip
inning and was loudly npplauded;
previous day Tho NewYork nine took tho lead at
once by scoring one run Ewing tho first batter REACHED st
stole to third base and on pitch by Casey IN the
eeond inning the philadelphia players went ahead BY send
frat CALLED balls Bulnons out at first adj
vanced each base and an by allowed each
Tho New.Yorkers scored in tho fourth inning
Richardson went TO first called balls and did Dessey
Gulre The bali into field DALEY fumbed
the two advaqced Deasley 70 third tvobase h ~
took the lead in their halt Of tho inning making two and
sayDs the score to IN Their sn favor But
third hit by Farrar MoGure's two.base
hit controlled home both base Neither side
two more men around regainc lead Rich
ardson sent 10 rst called balls and stole 10 second
whence he scored ON wecn .scacs out at ar u
scored Wild pitch No made until the
nntn dnns We H e hoe sToien Two 70 h
second base by remarkable dive He scored hit 10 left
and scored the final hit to cenreneld by oRourke
The score was;
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NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS
MRS. MNULTY MAY RECOVER.

Rebecca oNulty who stabbed on Thursdsy night by
Charles McEuy at their home NO 2OO Granu
ST. Hoboken s alive last night and slight hope was
that she might recover Her antemortem STATE
men was Yesterday by Recorder McDonough She
SAID her husband quarreed with her because
she down window shade and In the course OF
angy she accidentally struck sore spot IN ms
leg lie picked ordinary case knife from me taOe anu
struck her the abdomen In closing her statement Mis-
McNuIty said IF TO die would say that my hus
hand aid not mean is negligent but not bad
enough me-" McNulty IS son OF eIAderman Nc
unity and brother Sergeant McNuty OF tho Third Pre-
cnct police q clerk and earns fair salary but
somewhat given dissipation. The couple wero married
candestiney I'm and went TO live In Hoboken For
time they lived happily until McNulty became Jealous OF
Harry Thorpe otherwise known as Harry Coppers.
sonewhat notorious character who lived In the same house
III believed the quarrel which ended In the stabDnS
grew OF this trOnble. /, ,.,,.-
McNuy fed after tho stabbiny and succeeded IN enng
the poce until Yesterday morning when he was iOund IN
his fathers house I'm Tonneeave Jersey city Heights. He
said thai married but that he and his victim had
lived together as man WIFE He declared that the STAB
hing was purely accidental and declined to say anything
further He committed to await the result OF his Wle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30
RACING TO-DAY AT CEDARHURsT
HE rN1nlr.--eoop sronr rEoMIsrp BY III


ROCKAWAY sTEFPLECHAsE ASSOCIATION.
The Rockaway Sccplcchasc Association begins fourth
spring meeting to-day Cedarhurst II the orerunncr Of
the racing in The Eas and Is always welcome
the oIg bIuebrl TO those tired OF winter There
TO DE racing days each week Tor two wcckssaurays
ami Wedrcsdaya Even for those who not particularly
fond horscIacng pet,anter Oung be- had than
day at Ccdarhurst-grecn fields. artscay constructed
access special running right the
course and when the sport over one Is whc back TO the
city at delightful speed.
to-day is the inaugural sweepstakes for horses
belonging members Of a recognized hunt club about
threcquarters mile the Hat There nine entries
and they include such good Zanghar. Cyclone and
Colonel Watson Then pony about mile
the hat pocket Editions Of the racehorses that
named to start Tom. has often spread eaged
Of ponies Of them. Fred 6ebhar however
he VIII have something Ia about vino WINS the cup
bis pony Orphan Boy. The third is for green
huTdlcTF, about and one-au miles twenty-five are
IL should be great from
start finish Fourth the programme comes heavy
Atecpechasc Tor halfbr hunters Agitation, H.tT
button aud Rsskn the seven entries The
Heath Handicap Stcrpcchaso next with
Pawuce H., cOnenng horses. The days sport
ith for the Meadow Crook Hunt up.
SchoOmasteT. Response and two others Will run for H.
club that wishing 10 become sn
scring member the association do 40 al the cluO
house Tho racing Will begin at $50 y. NJ. Trains leave
Long Island CITY at a H.. l. 1880 and $50 y. Fiat
bush ave. Brooklyn. IL M. ], $40 and 800 y. m.
Following fan list Of the cntres;
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BROOKLYN.

capain Cook The captain Of The viii asS charge
OF he as anu DVn s'rs"n To isa beon the head
department for two years Catn Cook Is not an en-
S aosG " Is though" nS"'s' '''''01 may '' - '' D
Mayor Whitney has signed the call for citizens meeting
S 2dSs 70 ''0 O'''' H'"''''' ''' ''''' " ' ~
Judge Osborne in the City yesterday gave hearing
in the matter Of the application OF Felix W. Doyle.
for the appointment Of his brother, Martin f.
brother Arthur T. Doyle T. er moer Mrs Marietta boyle
was s.s 70 p p vece br0nsI by Mr. Agnes H. fiae
against James Halei police sergeant In the fth Pre-
erai witnesses we're examined on each side.
City Hal Keeper James Dunno who has four years more 10
serve position will appear before Police Ju'ce Walsh
today sniwe TO Ihe charge Of ass9a!9S inspector 81 20
guilty The offence is punishable by fine and impFson emit
Properly Clerk MnldOon Will make no charge against Dunno
but he prepared defend himself dunno assails him
again.
Joseph McFaden pleaded guilty Yesterday to charge Of
bigamy IN marrying Mary Kelly when he was already mar
RED that his FIRST wife had deserted him.
The Brooklyn Temperance Union presented to MAYOR Whit
being nagranty violated II instanced sunday in
one hour 100 persons entered rumshop Fulton
Ferry and In half hour Ortyree persons entered one
the Bridge The police repoi cd arrests Tor
pared at fully 90 per cent OF te 1ncr shops Ia e
city law SUNDAYS The statement Is made That
ing unlicensed places closed. reduction in the
number OF licenses il also asked
story burglar entered the house Of James H. Perry
At g5 sGa r sS OH n5 nsn o 1"a sn Of
money has eoctualY disprov,d police Investigation
No money stoen although Mrs: Perry had forgotten
form story grew Of linment containing little OF the
drug used by Mrs Perry lor neuralgia me Only basis oil
burglar irving TO enter the house and scared him away
Mayor whitney appointed William Adams. Of no 5lG
Gates Civ Service Commissioner 10 succeed tic late
John Williams. lie lisa Republican AMI publisher
The April Grand finished It's work and was discharged
MR.. Clara Wellington. who charged with bgamy in
John Morris knowing nun u De Already married
discharged yesterday AS the charge Gould not DO sub
stantiaed.
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wrsrCuEsrER COUNTY.

NORTH SALFM-George w. LObdel has kept n store Tor
aont years Recently he was induced 10 open store
IN anbury Conn doing so he somewhat neglected. ms
North salem store The Banbury not success
North salem store sold out yesterday 10 pay
claims against tho proprietor amounting 10 SZOOuu'
WHITE PLAtSs-At shaft 4 OF tho new Aqueduct a riot
occurred October H. ss. IN which the mouse,
grocery aud qlor store Of Michael Paadno were
Quilted ami blown mp dynamite by tho Irish and negro
aborrrs q. Valentine appeared IN the supreme Court
ye.ter law with suit - 900 damages against tho county
Tor the OF Paladno and produced twenty
sustain his EXNOlectOr
son appeared the aud asked FOR an adjournment m
May 10, which was granted
gyGSNG-A week ago the houses % Abram Reynolds and
r. r. Robinson In Highandavc were entered ana roDbe
OF small ~ On Thursday night the house OF
Mr. Robinson entered; but the burglar made 80
much noise that he awakened Mr. Robinson who made a
dash AT The burglar 10 window AMI iet hlmSelt
drop second story the street. Thou lie scapeFed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30
LONG ISLAND.

COyrY IstANp-Paul Bauer the well known hotel keeper
was sfckcn with paralysis Wednesday. N Was reported
o. be better yesterday.
toRoN man found beside the road 10 Flushing on
Thursday afternoon apparently 70 great agony lie sad mat
AMI that his namc was tharles aI-
Ter OF Btookyn lie died alter Nothing bnt three
paWutc,t the name 81 C. Carter Was found on the b~y
PFAR-AfLs-As two handcars were Carrying Italians 10
Long Beach Branc OF the Long Isand laioa
Antonio Slvar fell on tho iroh OF
fhe INST car. which hs body anl was partially
rown from Before the men could get out OF me
into them. and one the second
car Gussupe aHtrl. crushed between tho Two cars
Ihe tp men seriously injured aud MAY not recover
tottpeT PoNr-Charcs Eckert. forty-hve years. a
carp,fter while new building Ia Ihirdavc on
hufsay fell 10 the ground distance 81 twenty iet ana
broke his neck lie WAS dead when picked up
GHsAr NfcE.-T1e iOt5 ira from Flushing on Thursday
KILLED charles stevens forty years The
that hc could see the man walked de
uberateIy u front Of the train
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30
GAMES IN OTTER CITIES.

BALTIMORE, April 29.-Today's Baltimore Metropolitan
game played the RAIN which caused 1t TO be
pended for twenty minutes Tho wet and slippery ground
against good work. but both teams did brilliant
fielding and the visitors defeated because OF their weak
az tho bat Rador playing at second base and Buins
batting were the features. The score was
Baltimore. ..........................5 LA
metropolitan v " " " " Il
observation-disclosures, II; Metropolitan q. Errors-Ba.
more, 3, Metropolitan, 0. PoherS-Smth and schaier
Umpre-Mr. McQuAde.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 20-Tho Detroit and indianapolis
clubs played another close game today the Wolverines win
ming as follows;
Indianapolis. y 4 O. y
Detroit ............ ...............0 DO
Basehits- indianapolis 10 Detroit IL ErrorsIndianapos
8; Detroit, q. Pitchers-kirby AID Weidman Unpre-Mr
DOescher.
WASHINGTON. April 29only six innings were played IN
todays between the Boston and Washington clubs
Boston Oueded and OutD4ted their opponents and
follows:
Washing oiL'.
Boston. U Z l. u
Observation-Disclosures 7; Boston, H. Errors-Washing.
ton. .; Boston 1. ftclers-whtney and kadOourne Un'
e-M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30

Mr.. CEBALLOS RECEIVES ANONYMOUS ADVICE
J. NJ. Cebalos No. SO Wa-st.. said yesterday that
the advertisement Of 500 reward for tho arrest and
conviction OF the person WHO had sent nj a an
auony nous telegram did not personally concern
him. lie added:
al was thinking OF leasing y piece of property
20 a man whom viii call smith, when few day
ago / received q dispatch cautOniug mo asainS
completing the transaction. The dispatch not
signed but l naturally showed It TO Mr. smith and
declined lease him the property II that he
ertcd tho advertisements although he really hal
10 right to u-o my n4nlc without permission.
Bcsidcs II had wanted TO discover the name OF tire
sender | do not think should have made my wishes
public In this way | should fear that tho very
publicity would defeat my purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-30
NEWARK.

George Faeber employed GRAND boy by
Anthony Buckhardt druggist at No. 2iB Orange at was
discharged week suspicion OF dishonesty Thursday
Burckhardts apartments
and was hihing under be He confessed that
hls purpose Yesterday when arlagned In the
Police COur several stolen articles were found IN ms pock-
WtdmOn made charge OF attempted BUR
cIrv the mr. who tried entrance
goods store through rear window Ihee are
other charges be made against the boy faeOers parents
live In LeavenwOTth, Kan.
District No oil knights OF Labor has leased and altered
largo building Washington and Market SITS 1t contains
rye which has been renamed stephens lIa ater inc
founder of the ORDER Will be used Tor educational moot
ng Smaller rooms the Offices VI the district